Wendy Delcia Crevier

Wendy Delcia Crevier passed away on November 9, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of memories, laughter, and love that will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew her.

Born on June 5, 1954, Wendy was a one-of-a-kind woman with a personality as big as her heart. Funny, a little bit awry, spontaneous, and outgoing, she had a way of making life more interesting and bringing laughter wherever she went. She was a natural storyteller, always ready to share a tale, and those who knew her will remember the laughter and joy that came along with every story.

Wendy treasured the time spent with her loved ones and especially cherished her role as a grandmother. Being a grandmother was one of her greatest joys, and she was an amazing one. Her grandchildren were blessed with her love, her stories, her humor, and the special memories that only she could create.

Wendy also enjoyed the simple pleasures in life, especially shopping and spending time at the beach. She was outgoing and adventurous in her own way, never one to shy away from a little fun. Throughout her life, Wendy built a long and dedicated career working at Harlan Sprague Dawley Inc. in pharmaceutical research, an important path in her life's journey and a testament to her work ethic.

Wendy is survived by her sisters, Susan (Jim) Spurling and June Crevier; her children, Carrie Fall, Gary Bilbrey, and Wendy Linder; and her beloved grandchildren, Kyle, Zachary, Liana, and Allison. She also leaves behind her nieces and nephews, Greg, Brian, Kellie, Jennifer, Tami, and Jennifer Dawn, along with her beloved furry companion, Scooby, who was a special part of her life.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Richard and Billie Crevier; and her sister, Nancy Crevier.

Wendy's absence will be deeply felt by all who loved her. Though she may no longer be here to share another story, make everyone laugh, enjoy a shopping trip, or spend a day at the beach, the memories she created will remain forever.

Wendy will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.